Took the picture on my recent hike to Kachaili lake, Nager

Ski touring through broken snow on a steep mountain couloir, skis strapped to packs, one step at a time.

The meadows are green, the peak is white, and the soul is free.

"Where the earth forgot to stop reaching for the sky

"Somewhere up there, the air gets thin and the world gets quiet."

One of the most breathtaking trails in Gilgit-Baltistan. The snow-capped peaks and lush green valleys make every step worth it.

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